Favor And Honor Sometimes Fall More Fitly

In Adversity Assume The Countenance Of Prosperity, And In Prosperity Moderate The Temper And Desires.

Men Are Only Clever At Shifting Blame From Their Own Shoulders To Those Of Others.

Men's Minds Are Too Ready To Excuse Guilt In Themselves.

A Fraudulent Intent, However Carefully Concealed At The Outset, Will Generally, In The End, Betray Itself.

Friends Should Be Judged By Their Acts, Not Their Words.